What the papers say - January 14

Developments in the row over serial rapist John Worboys' release from prison are among the lead stories in Sunday's papers.

Justice Secretary David Gauke has sought advice on whether to intervene in the prolific sex attacker's release from prison, after the minister was warned the predator's parole may be unlawful due to process failures, The Sunday Times reports.

According to the Sunday Mirror Worboys owns a £300,000 flat in Poole, Dorset, and neighbours are fearful he will return there after spending eight years in prison for a string of sex crimes.

Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage has told The Observer that he fears the vote for Brexit could be overturned because well-funded and organised Remainers have taken control of the debate after the Leave camp stopped fighting their cause.

The Conservatives are calling on party members to step up campaigning on social media in a bid to take on Labour, reports the Sunday Telegraph, which has spoken to new Tory party chairman Brandon Lewis.